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starring: Henry Kendall, Joan Barry, Percy Marmont, Betty Amann, Elsie Randolphdirected by: Alfred Hitchcock
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 0082554571731
Format: Black & White, EP, Original recording reissued, NTSC
Label: Powers Pictures Inc.
Manufacturer: Powers Pictures Inc.
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Powers Pictures Inc.
Release Date: May 22, 2001
Running Time: 83 minutes
Sales Rank: 114298
Studio: Powers Pictures Inc.
Theatrical Release Date: 1932
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - Funny story, but barely suspense at all
I think I'm used to seeing Hitchcock suspense movies, not love ones. This one was still nice, but I do wish it had a different air to it. The only action is at the ending, where they must escape a sinking ship.
Well, event though it's a love story, I'll review it. Barry and Kendall make this movie very funny, the way they go around dancing and "playing" to music. Mixed with some wondeful characters, this is one Hitchcockian movie no one should miss.
Rating: - Well worth seeing.
This movie, apparantly loosely based on Hitchcock's marriage, was a real treat. I enjoyed it from start to finish.
Joan Barry is particularly lovely, and you may wonder why she puts up with her husband's rather shabby treatment of her.
The story doesn't end happily, in fact we are back where we started, having learned nothing!
Rating: - Hitchcock Does it Again
When Alfred Hithcock makes a movie, you know that it will be good. He has a knack for putting ordinary people in deadly situations. This film is no different. Meet a couple on a vacation they may end up taking the ultimate relaxing sleep- in a coffin. Rich and Strange. A film that will chill you to the bone with it's spectacular acting.
Rating:  - I know this movie well
My Mother-In-Law starred as the Princess in this movie, Betty Amann. She was a wonderful actress and a loving and caring woman.
Rating: - Status fades...and dumb IS forever!
I just saw this video while celebrating Hitchcock's 100th birthday with my own "marathon" viewing of his work here at home. This movie started out one way (predictably), but it turned out to be very intriguing as it progressed; especially with the quasi-Titanic scene(s)! Now I need to pass it on to those friends who really DO think money buys happiness and contentment! Mary in Northville
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